he study suggests that there has been a change in employers' acceptance
of the value of non-certified tech skills versus certifications in
maintaining competitive pay for their workers.
"This is the first time skills have trumped certifications since our
firm began surveying tech skills pay in 2000," said David Foote,
president and chief research..........
I am rather suprised. HR managers have long insisted on papers as far as
IT skill are concerned, which explains the rate at which CCNA
certificates are rolling off the pipeline. Hopefully, we shall see
something similar, where papers arent the only measure by which an
applicant's suitability is measured.
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